Sentence examples for that presses from inspiring English sources
No relic is safe, it seems, from an invisible tide that presses them upward.
Second, friction is proportional to the load or weight that presses the surfaces together.
Poetry: "No relic is safe, it seems, from an invisible tide that presses them upward".
The reform movement has created an educational marketplace that presses schools to compete for students.
Carry provisions I would recommend Fisherman's Friend Lemon - a lozenge that presses all the right buttons.
Reyes, a speedy leadoff hitter, is the foot that presses the gas pedal for the Mets.
He shows me a German dictation machine that presses tape into LP-like grooves.
Dr Chung has carried out experiments with a spinning car wheel that presses down on a cylinder of smart concrete.
Turgor, Pressure exerted by fluid in a cell that presses the cell membrane against the cell wall.
Behind them is a claustrophobic green curtain that presses the picture forward, slightly parted to reveal Christ on the cross.
The question that presses on "Inferno" is whether it seized up because Clouzot, too, was stalled by emotions over which he had no command.
